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To: Dayuhan who wrote (13823)	10/25/2003 11:06:18 PM
From: LindyBill	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 793671

Anybody who enters the developing world with a fixed-focus lens is not going to see very clearly. Hi, Steve. I posted that comment with the knowledge I would hear from your. :>) From what I read, these people sending missionaries have begun to learn they need to change the outlook of the people they send. They have gone a lot more for the "Peace Corps" approach, with the Sermons later. After all they are not dumb, just limited by their outlook. The Bush boys have been very smart holding their base with "Family Values," and a "pro-life" approach. "41" and their mother got away from this, and it hurt them. You have to keep the base motivated. This battle over Terry Schavio's life has gone Nuke. And Jeb Bush got himself on the right side of it by signing the order to put the tube back in. When you look at the picture of Terry were she seems to be looking at her father with her eye's fluttering, you don't want the plug pulled. Even those who think, like I do, that we want to keep politics out of these family decisions, don't want to see a cold, "Scandinavian" approach to life. The Democratic candidates get hurt if they come across too secular.